The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified soldier looking at a British Mk I tank which was used in the second battle of Gaza. It was captured by the Turks in a much damaged condition and was used by them as cover for a strong post, which became known to the Australians as the 'Tank Redoubt'.
Australian soldiers standing on and around a wrecked British Mark I (Mk I) tank which was put out of action on 19 April 1917 by Turkish forces during the second battle of Gaza. It was captured by the
An Officer observing a British MK I female tank which was put out of action in the battle of Gaza, and afterwards used by the enemy as a redoubt.
Three unidentified officers of the 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment survey the burnt out wreckage of a British Mk IV tank which went into action supporting the infantry at the second Battle of Gaza
A British tank put out of action in the battle of Gaza, and afterwards used by the enemy as a redoubt.
A burned out tank. This tank was lost to the Australians during the 2nd Battle of Gaza . The infantry were unable to keep up with it, and after being disabled by enemy shells, the crew set fire to it
Australian light horsemen looking over a British Mk 1 female tank , HMLS (His Majesty's Land Ship) Kia Ora, prior to the Second Battle of Gaza (19 April 1917). This tank from E Battalion, armed with V
